Armie’s understanding of how to advocate for clients’ rights regardless of what side of the “v.” they’re situated is credited to mentorship he received as a law clerk for federal judges. After law school, Armie clerked for Chief Judge Carl E. Stewart of the United States Court of Appeals for Fifth Circuit and Judge Ed Kinkeade of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas. During law school, Armie also was a legal extern for Judge Frank M. Hull of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and Judge Amy Totenberg of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. These experiences have allowed Armie to see first-hand how important decisions are made by judges.

Armie received an M.B.A. from Dallas Baptist University and leverages this business training to formulate effective arguments and strategy for his clients. While at Emory University School of Law, Armie served as Editor-in-Chief of the Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal that publishes materials focusing on emerging bankruptcy topics. On the Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal, Armie also received the Keith J. Shapiro Award for Excellence in Consumer Bankruptcy Writing.

A former college basketball player, Armie enjoys watching basketball and being around all aspects of the game. He also enjoys spending time with family and trying new restaurants. Armie is additionally an active alumnus of Dallas Baptist University where he serves on the Alumni Board.